Sustainability Management Careers, Roles, and Industry Associations
The website ontonline.org is invaluable in finding a wide variety of positions including those in Sustainability Management. This area is encompasses many engineering, logistics and operations areas within companies and is expected to be one of the highest growth areas of employment globally for the next several years (Welsh, 2009). Of the many jobs shown on the website, the one considered to have one of the brightest outlooks is the role of Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO). This is a senior-level position and that encompasses the engineering and scientific-based aspects of sustainability efforts including defining frameworks for evaluating the environmental impact of their organizations. The pay range for an average Chief Sustainability Officers average an impressive salary of $165,080 annually and often have over two decades of experience in this field. There are projected to be a need for over 112,000 new CSOs by 2018 according to the website onetonline.org. The career path to get a job as a CSO needs to include expertise in defining compliance and sustainability programs for reducing energy use, ensuring resource conservation and pollution reduction. Those that navigate their careers through compliance requirements of federal and state agencies will also have a significant advantage in getting to this position in their careers.
Green Marketing: Strategies, Examples, and the 7-Step Plan
Over the last decade or so the word "green" has taken on meanings far beyond the color of green. Indeed, in response to the urgent issues of climate change, pollution, and responsible consumer use of natural resources,…
Chinese Immigrant Cultural Experience in America: An Overview
Due to distinguishing cultural features such as language and physical appearance, the Chinese have historically experienced a difficult adjustment to American life. As the discussion here shows, their history is as one of the most discriminated against immigrant populations in U.S. history. However, the discussion also shows that the Chinese have, through hard work and determination, achieved significant advancements in America's socioeconomic hierarchy.